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The foam flow pattern is not amenable to theoretical analysis and has not been the subject of any extensive experimental study.

Mammals are more complex still, but even they might be amenable to this sort of extinction modeling.

In each case, the simplification is carried. to the point where the model is still amenable to mathematical treatment.

He told himself that his wife's stay abroad had done her no end of good and made her far more amenable to reason.

But the steady accumulation of these jobs adds up to an economy that, for the working class, has become more amenable to women than to men.

US banks including Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan and Citigroup are trying to strike deals with local partners that are amenable to Beijing.

Sir Alex has no qualms about changing his line-up; his players are amenable to rotation as they recognise the benefits for the team.

Some bin packing problems are NP-complete but are amenable to dynamic programming solutions or to approximately optimal heuristic solutions.

McConnell spokesman Don Stewart said the Republican Senate leader is amenable to a two-year extension.

What they failed to recognise was that their own, taken-for-granted, "lack" of belief might itself be amenable to inquiry.

Wenzhou's cowboy-capitalist culture is amenable to that sort of risk taking.

There is not the smallest possibility that, after having been as obstinate as a mule for two years, she suddenly became amenable to reason.

We also need to understand what parts of software development are amenable to more rigorous methods and under what conditions.

Much of the continent is on the edge of extreme hunger, but it also happens to be amenable to a significant rise in food production.

Massachusetts was not amenable to those who did not share the majority's convictions about, right and wrong.

And for most people, geeks or not, modern life is just this incredibly complex problem amenable to no good obvious solution.

One possibility would be to use genetic modification to create plants that are more amenable to such manipulation.

We have referred to electric networks from time to time as prime examples of systems amenable to graph theory methods.

Of course, such issues are likely to be complex and thus are typically not amenable to being studied using a single lens or perspective.

As you can see from Listing 16, the output generated using this option is much more verbose and amenable to quick debugging.

It would, however, be a serious mistake to suppose that our problems are only cyclical or amenable to macroeconomic solution.

I am not speaking of shedding of blood or any other guilty act, which might make the perpetrator amenable to the law: my word is ERROR.

Screening for a low ABI can identify an asymptomatic higher risk group potentially amenable to preventive treatments.

These new methods and the unique organizational scheme allow a significant increase in the number of ODEs amenable to group-theory solution.

Reducing the length of these methods can make them more amenable to optimization by a JIT compiler.

Industrialized - Describes countries that have an infrastructure and government amenable to industrial development.

Some systems, especially those that involve the integration of custom hardware with software, may not be amenable to using Small Releases.

and, I promise you, Mistress Prynne shall hereafter be more amenable to just authority than you may have found her heretofore.

Just half of the patients are found to have a source and this is not always amenable to surgery.

With its older cities, Europe is more amenable to meandering. Think cobblestone streets and hidden gardens.

In this case, Munro's research suggests that people will often judge that the topic at hand is not amenable to scientific enquiry.

The rich countries realize they made many errors, he says, and will be more amenable to IMF advice even if it's made privately.

James, who says people are usually amenable to such suggestions once muscle strain sets in. 'Pain is a pretty good motivator, ' she says.

This example is typical of a general class of systems which are amenable to analysis by graph theory means .

But not every microbe is amenable to such a rough-and-tumble change of quarters.

People living in a country are amenable to its laws.

All of these would enable, in principle -- be amenable to enhancement.

A high- spirited and rebellious girl not at all amenable to persuasion .

Fortunately, Wool said, computer programs are highly predictable and amenable to simplified models.

I hope he will be amenable to reason, but if he cuts up rough I'll threaten him with legal action.

If private persons undertook propaganda they would do it at their own risk and be amenable to the laws of the country in which they acted.

Can the boundaries of public health be extended to include social ills that are amenable to group-dynamic solutions?

Temperatures in the lungs are also higher and thus more amenable to the efficient growth of the virus.

These applications are especially amenable to thread level parallelism because many of their computations can run simultaneously.

This relatively simple type of spray combustion model is amenable to improvement by taking account the effect of the spray on the gas phase.

The deposit is characterized by shallow burial and high grade, with simple ore type amenable to mining and ore dressing.

James, who says people are usually amenable to such suggestions once muscle strain sets in.

JavaFX was designed to be amenable to the "lambda" language feature planned for Java SE 8.

but does expect that those who have evolved in spirit's way shall make all choices amenable to spirit and the infinite 'spirit being'- God.

And the state Assembly, led by Democrats, seems amenable to many of his proposals.

A continuous system is much more amenable to control of emissions from relief and blow gases.

The more there is no culture, the more easily fooled, more amenable to magisterial volition.

These environmental factors were amenable to field monitoring and to simulation in the laboratory.

DISPOSING of household rubbish is not, at first glance, a task that looks amenable to high-tech solutions.

I hoped he would be more amenable to reason now.

The problems amenable to solution by using higher-order functions aren't unique to functional languages.

For structures that are not amenable to infrared measurements, there are several alternatives.

amenable to reason, and consistent with the available evidence.

When our experimental tools are less blunt, such questions will be amenable to empirical study.

Fostering this belief is hardly a way to make people more amenable to painful changes at home.

Negotiate an interest rate that is amenable to you and your friends.

While Beijing has said since 2007 it was amenable to yuan fund-raising by foreign companies, until now it hadn't approved any such plans.

Moreover, I have shown that such restructuring techniques are amenable to serialization using parsed blocks from large XML documents.

Td is amenable to optimization by using standard database tuning techniques.

PLA is made from a renewable resource and is more amenable to incineration than regular plastic, she points out.

Neither protests nor force are of any avail against it, and it is never amenable to reason.

The new, post-print literary media are certainly amenable to brevity.

Graff was not so amenable to Vision and Ideals as usual.

Once the entire human genome has been sequenced it will become amenable to manipulation.

"Older individuals like Mrs. G. are less amenable to quick abrupt changes, " says Verblin.

The case is not amenable to ordinary rules.

Thyroid cancer is very amenable to treatment and although 30% of patients may suffer a relapse, only 1% may eventually die of their disease.

Spatial ability is amenable to training in both sexes.

He was amenable to spending more time at home.

Now suddenly many factors in international relations seemed amenable to creative diplomacy at the same time.

Climate change is not amenable to an elegant solution because it is not a discrete problem.

Non-polar and not amenable to adhesion to polar paint components.

Of the 48 recurrences, 41 (85%) were amenable to endoscopic management, although 7 patients required nephroureterectomy.

Wrought alloy. A metal alloy that is relatively ductile and amenable to hot working or cold working during fabrication .

This doesn't mean that all programs are amenable to sequential solutions.

Citizens amenable to the law.

These data are amenable to checking.

He seemed most amenable to my idea.

I find him amenable to argument.

Private investment has in fact met much of the demand in telecom, a sector that is very amenable to private delivery.

People in power are amenable to you.

XProc, in many configurations, is amenable to streaming, whereas other approaches to control XML processes are not (for example, XSLT).

We are all amenable to the law.

Make the code amenable to tools.

There is a lot of other agricultural research that is less amenable to corporate ownership but still needs doing.

Furthermore the key issues, such as furthermore practic enshrin the way forces play in the design, are amenable to mathematical analysis.

To provide e-option for public services amenable to the electronic mode of service delivery

Man is a being who by nature is political. He is lawful and amenable to law;

Provide a syntax that is amenable to manipulation by tools